Pardew happy with Hammers' blend

Alan Pardew insists West Ham, one of England’s most traditional clubs, must keep up with the times if they are to become one of Europe’s leading forces.

Wed, 06 Sep, 2006 - 08:07

Alan Pardew insists West Ham, one of England’s most traditional clubs, must keep up with the times if they are to become one of Europe’s leading forces.

Pardew’s overriding ambition is to see West Ham competing on the same stage as the likes of Manchester United and Chelsea.

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